FAQs

Parlee Farms updates Today’s Farm News daily during the growing season with current pick-your-own availability, field conditions, pricing and picking hours. Visitors can check the page before arriving to see what fruits, flowers, or crops are available that day.

Parlee Farms accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and cash. We also accept EBT/SNAP. A $5 minimum applies to credit card purchases. Checks and debit cards are not accepted.

Visitors can stay updated on daily picking conditions, seasonal events, and farm announcements through Today’s Farm News, the Parlee Farms Newsletter,  Facebook, and Instagram

No, pets are not allowed at Parlee Farms. To maintain food safety and good agricultural practices, only fully trained service dogs are permitted on the property. Emotional support animals and pets are not allowed anywhere on the farm. For your pet’s safety, animals should not be left in vehicles while visiting.

Yes, Parlee Farms has a large indoor restroom facility that is handicap accessible and includes baby changing stations.

Parlee Farms works to make the farm accessible to all visitors. Handicap parking spaces, the Farmstand, and indoor restrooms are accessible. Because the farm includes gravel, grass, and uneven terrain in some outdoor areas, certain sections may be challenging for wheelchairs or mobility devices.

No. Parlee Farms is a completely smoke-free property, including parking areas. Smoking, vaping, and e-cigarette use are not permitted anywhere on the farm.

No. Parlee Farms does not use GMO seeds or genetically modified plants in crop production.

No. There is no admission fee to visit Parlee Farms. Visitors only pay for the items or activities they choose to purchase.

No. Visitors can enjoy Annie’s Animal Barns and the sandbox free of charge during regular farm hours. Animal feed is available for purchase from on-site feeding machines, and only approved feed may be given to the animals.

Parlee Farms is a working farm, and public access is limited to designated visitor areas. Guests are welcome in the Farmstand, Annie’s Animal Barns, picnic areas, and approved pick-your-own fields that are open at the time of their visit.

Personal photos are welcome at Parlee Farms. Professional photography sessions, portrait shoots, or commercial photography require advance approval and must follow the farm’s Photography Guidelines.

Yes. Parlee Farms offers fall school tours for children ages 3–8. Summer field trips and camp visits are not available due to the busy pick-your-own season and high visitor volume. Check out our School tours page.

No. Parlee Farms does not host or permit birthday parties due to space limitations and seasonal visitor traffic.

Picnic seating is available for customers purchasing food and beverages from the Farmstand, Mary’s Country Kitchen, and The Lunch Box. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and all food should remain within designated picnic areas.

Job applications and employment information are available on the Employment page. Parlee Farms looks for friendly, energetic, and hardworking team members throughout the season.

Parlee Farms reviews donation requests from organizations and community groups during the season. Additional details and request information are available on the Donation Request page.

Yes. Free parking is available on-site for visitors during regular farm hours. Parking areas can become busy during weekends and peak fall season, so arriving early is recommended.

Apple picking season at Parlee Farms typically begins in late summer and continues through the fall. Exact timing depends on weather and crop conditions each year. Visitors should check Today’s Farm News for current availability.

Blueberry picking typically starts early June. Availability varies based on weather and crop conditions, so visitors should check daily farm updates before visiting.

Yes. Pumpkin picking is available starting early September. We grow up to 40,000 pumpkins of all shapes and sizes!

Yes. Seasonal flower picking starts in middle of July until the first frost. We have almost 20 varieties of flowers, but our most famous for our Dahlias, Zinnias and Sunflowers. Visitors can check Today’s Farm News for current flower availability and field conditions.

No reservations are required to come to the farm.

Farm operations and picking conditions depend on weather and field conditions. Some areas may close temporarily after heavy rain for safety and crop protection. Visitors should check Today’s Farm News before visiting during questionable weather.

Yes. Strollers and wagons are welcome at Parlee Farms. Because parts of the farm include gravel, grass, and uneven terrain, larger wheels may be easier to navigate.

Yes. Visitors can purchase food, baked goods, beverages, ice cream, cider donuts, and seasonal treats from the Farmstand, Mary’s Country Kitchen, and The Lunch Box. Check hours and availability on our website.

Yes. Parlee Farms is known for its fresh cider donuts, which are made throughout the day during the season.

Yes. Families enjoy pick-your-own fruit, Annie’s Animal Barns, the sandbox, picnic areas, seasonal treats, and open farm experiences designed for visitors of all ages.

Yes. Baby changing stations are available inside the indoor restroom facilities in the women’s room, men’s room and family restroom.

Yes. Visitors are welcome to shop at the Farmstand, bakery, and food areas without participating in pick-your-own activities.

Seasonal availability changes throughout the growing season and may include strawberries, blueberries, cherries, corn, peaches, apples, pumpkins, flowers, and more. Current availability is updated daily on Today’s Farm News.

Parlee Farms is known for its pick-your-own fruit, fresh cider donuts, family-friendly atmosphere, farm animals, seasonal events, and scenic New England farm experience. Visitors travel from across Massachusetts and New England throughout the season. Parlee Farms was voted number 1 apple orchard in the country by Newsweek!